• Electronics Engineer - PCB Design & Embedded Firmware

• Location: Avon, CT (on-site)

• Department: Engineering

• Reports to: Head of Product & Engineering

What You'll Do

• Design and change PCBs for new and existing products, from schematic capture and layout through simulation and validation

• Develop embedded firmware in C and C++ (and Assembly where needed) for microcontrollers and microprocessors, for both stand-alone and IIoT/cloud-connected products

• Make sure new designs integrate cleanly with our elevator phones, video, texting, load sensing, and other safety products

• Build prototypes and production runs using pick-and-place, laser cutting, CNC, and other in-house equipment

• Design hardware and firmware that meets ASME A17.1, UL, ADA, FCC, and cybersecurity requirements

• Apply secure design practices to build reliable products for demanding elevator environments

• Work closely with electrical, software, and materials engineers on integrated solutions

• Troubleshoot customer technical issues and support products in the field

• Use generative AI tools to speed up schematic design, firmware development, simulation, and testing

What You Bring

• Bachelor's degree or higher in Electrical, Electronics, Computer, or Mechatronics/Robotics Engineering, Electronics Engineering Technology, or a related field

• At least three years designing and releasing commercial electronics, ideally sensors, telecommunications, audio, or industrial controls

• Experience with PCB design tools

• Experience programming in C/C++

• Experience on microcontroller platforms such as STM32, PIC, Arduino, or Raspberry Pi, etc.

• Knowledge of analog and digital electronics, power management, signal integrity, and communication interfaces (UART, I2C, Ethernet, cellular)

• Clear writing and comfort explaining a circuit to people who are not engineers

Helpful to bring

• Experience or training in mechanical engineering and metallurgy

• Assembly language programming

• Elevator, life-safety, or ADA communication products.

• Telephone-line interfaces, speakerphones, or two-way audio.

• Load cells, strain gauges, or rope-tension measurement.

• Experience in a small manufacturing company rather than a large aerospace staff.

• Customer support or field applications engineering experience

• Experience with sensors, video integration, or voice systems